Android May Soon Restrict On-Device ADB, Affecting Shizuku, libadb and Developers
Hoping for Linux phones to succeed and be able to replace an Android one, but I don't know if that will be the case any time soon. Google has managed to "enslave" everyone to their products. The Linux phone market would succeed if there were anyone outside privacy-conscious people and hackers that would actually buy them, and breaking free from Google is a big task for regular folk.
- ▪Hoping for Linux phones to succeed and be able to replace an Android one, but I don't know if that will be the case any time soon.
- ▪Google has managed to "enslave" everyone to their products.
- ▪The Linux phone market would succeed if there were anyone outside privacy-conscious people and hackers that would actually buy them, and breaking free from Google is a big task for regular folk.
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Hoping for Linux phones to succeed and be able to replace an Android one, but I don't know if that will be the case any time soon. Google has managed to "enslave" everyone to their products. The Linux phone market would succeed if there were anyone outside privacy-conscious people and hackers that would actually buy them, and breaking free from Google is a big task for regular folk.
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